I guess I might have to invest in one of them there trail cams. My buddy Aand I finally got out yesterday around 1;30 in the stand (He was an hour late to my house, he forgot a couple things and had to back track). Well it was pretty slow, He kickedup a doe and 2 fawns walking in to his stand and saw a couple does about an hour later. As for myself didn't see anything antil about 6:15 when a group of 4 does came strolling up the trail towards my stand. They where all within 15 yards or closer when one of larger ones gave my a good shot. I seemed to be at full draw for a minute waiting for theshot to present itself. I released and whack right into the shoulder. I still can't figure out why my shot was to the left if only a couple inches. Whe nI practice if I'm off alittle it's always to the right. Well anyway she took off likea bat out of hell right through some nasty underbrush. My tracer nock performedgreat as I saw herrun out of sight. Took us a while to track as hardly any blood. The better news is we talked to the farmer who planted all the corn and he told us that he was planning on cutting in 2 weeks. He has seen alot of deer and offered us a 6 pack for every doe we take, They are eating the c**p out of his corn. He also mentioned seeing a couple nice bucks in the area. This is the first year corn was planted on the property as last year they were open fields. Things are looking good for the near future. Oh andby the way the one thing a forgot was a camera. Good luck to all once again...
P.S. try to postyour pictures just a tad smaller...lol
